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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 66, 14 June 1912, Page 4

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When Aye Bell you an ALARM CLOCK we sell it with our Good i_lir o,n a m w^lose business 1B A . , ••• Wsl to understand the mechanism of flj Clocks and Watches, ihe oilier <Teat advantage you have is that no matter what make of Clock you will pet it cheaper at STEWART DAWSON'S than elsewhere. Also any Clock or Watch purchased from its that does not prove quite satisfactory may be relumed to us. Just now we have a splendid assortment of Good ALARM CLOCKS : There is tlie Southern Cross Alarm at 7/6, the ironclad at 8/6, and the Aristocrat at 11/6. Any of them will give you good service. Come in and let us filiow them to you. STEWART DAWSON CO., LTD., Jewellers. * Wellington.

- M ™~_™« aß - Four Great Pianos ! l£9|B|[ The Broadwood The Upp The Ronisch The Steinway R*'f^ PF" Easy Terms to Workers SOLK AGENTS: The Dresden Piano Company, Ltd., WELLINGTON. M. J. BROOKES, worth Island Manager.

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